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The Oslerian a MESSAGE from PRESIDENT - JOHN NOBLE August 2009 AMERICAN OSLER SOCIETY Volume 10, Number 2 The Oslerian A MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT - JOHN NOBLE Libraries-Books and Charles (Chuck) Gordon Roland Dear Colleagues: The loss of Chuck Roland is poignant and sad. At the time of his retirement, Mr. Gurney was At recent AOS meetings, we spoke together of asked to help cull duplicate books from the Wel- him coming down to Boston University as a come Foundation Medical Library. He, in turn, Visiting Professor and to visit the marvelous shared this treasure trove with his long time cus- Inside this issue: collection of Oslerian books from his Library tomer- colleagues. My share of eight books re- which I had purchased through Jim Goodrich, main the center piece of my collection. 2009 Business 2 Meeting Minutes some ten years ago. Thomas Futcher was one of William Osler’s 2009 Board of Governor’s 3-4 This tribute to Chuck comes from my library residents at Hopkins. While attending Harvard Meeting Minutes and the many Oslerians who have helped me College, his son, Dr. Palmer Futcher, often went to create it over the past forty three years. on dates with my mother. Many years later, I met Dr. Futcher while attending a meeting of the Members in the News 5 During 1966, I spent three months at St. Oslerian Progress Notes 5 American College of Physicians in Philadelphia. Mary’s Hospital London learning about the Obituary Leon Z. Saunders 6 virology of smallpox, in preparation to work It was a wonderful visit. He shared with me his Obituary William C. Gibson 6 in and subsequently to direct the Diagnostic long and varied career at Johns Hopkins and later Obituary Charles G. Roland 6-8 Laboratory for Smallpox at the CDC in in Philadelphia where he served as the Executive Atlanta. I often frequented a nearby anti- Secretary for the American Board of Internal Call for Abstracts 9 quarian book store and purchased Buchan’s Medicine. Through the years, he collected many Medical Text 1802, for two pounds. When I items that related to Osler, his family and Johns showed the book to my professor, Keith Hopkins. Dumbell, he suggested that I visit an anti- quarian bookseller named R.D. Gurney to In 1995, he sent a letter to me with a small pursue my interest further. package. In the letter he recounted how my mother and he liked to exchange books so many years ago, A short while later, I walked to Mr. Gurney’s and then discuss what they had read on the next house and was invited to sit in the parlor. He date. The letter was very nice. The package was inquired about my interests. I said that I was equally nice, it contained Aequanimitas, inscribed interested in historical works describing on the flyleaf by W. Osler to Thomas Futcher: physical diagnosis. He disappeared upstairs. A few minutes later he brought down several books, one of which illustrated the optimal locations for auscultation of the chest entitled Fissura Sterni Cogenita: New Observations and Experiments. It was described and illus- trated in 1859 by the “patient”, who was the Greetings, author, Eugene Groux. Fellow The defect enabled him to make a living Oslerians! teaching auscultation to medical students. President John Noble, shown This treasure marked the beginning of my here in his lair overlooking library and a friendship of over fifteen years. Boston Harbor, at the time of the 2008 Boston Meeting. Page 2 The Oslerian August 2009 Volume 10, Number 2 President’s Message (continued), lerianae privatissimae (continued), core? continued) IN MEMORIAM Dee Canale, neurosurgeon, has been an active Oslerian in the AOS and a book seller for many years. 2009 I was particularly taken by his transformation of the Woodcuts of human anatomy in Vesalius’ Fabrica Since the last issue of into a pastoral scene by printing the individual pictures in the reverse, which resulted in them being linked together in succession. This remarkable graphic combines anatomy, emotion, and nature. It is The Oslerian, the Society surprising how often beauty, nature, and science fit together ! has lost three members Leon Saunders - March 4 Charles Roland - June 9 William Gibson - July 4 Their obituaries appear in this issue. Addendum (Attribution ) Special thanks from AOS President Noble to Dr. Ed Wagner and colleagues at the As a tribute to Chuck Roland, to commemorate his many achievements, I propose that we Oslerians University of Washington for select a number of books from our personal libraries and give them to the Library which Chuck opened sharing the Framework for at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario many years ago. This will be a nice way to commemorate Creating a Regional Healthcare our shared friendship, our deep respect for him and his scholarship, love of books, and warm friendship System in The Oslerian, that he so generously gave to all of us. Sincerely, John Noble, MD, MACP Volume 10, issue #1. AOS Annual Business Meeting 10. Membership Committee: April 23, 2009 Dr. Lella gave the report. Please see the minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. Gordon Frierson accepted his certificate. The MINUTES other new members were not present, and their certificates will be 1. President Joseph W. Lella called the meeting to order at mailed to them. 7:30 a.m. in the Cleveland Renaissance Hotel Ballroom. 11. Historian-Archivist’s report: 2. A moment of silence was observed in memory of Drs. Mark Please see the minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. E. Silverman, Arthur Gryfe, and Leon Z. Saunders, who had 12. Program Committee: died since the previous meeting. Please see the minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. 3. The minutes of the 2008 annual meeting were approved as 13. Publications Committee: written, distributed, and previously published in the August Please see the minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. 2008 issue of The Oslerian. 14. President’s Report: 4. Secretary-Treasurer’s report: Dr. Lella expressed his appreciation to membership for the honor of Charles Bryan gave the report, reference being made to the serving as president and reported the Society to be in good shape. minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. Bruce Fye raised 15. Old Business: There was none. a question about whether members who have not attended 16. New Business: meetings for five consecutive years should be asked about their It was announced that the 2010 meeting would take place in Rochester, intent to remain as members. Discussion followed. No Minnesota, and that the 2011 meeting would take place in Philadelphia, motions were made. Pennsylvania. The site for the 2012 meeting has not been chosen. 5. William B. Bean Student Research Award report: Jonathan Erlen reported his willingness to make local arrangements for Please see the minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. a meeting in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr. Neelon suggested the 6. John P. McGovern Award Committee: Research Triangle area of North Carolina. No motion was made. Please see the minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. 17. Dr. Lella expressed his appreciation to the John P. McGovern 7. Lifetime Achievement Award Committee: lecturer (Patrick McKee), to the outgoing members of the Board of Dr. Pitcock gave the report. Dr. Lella presented the award (a Governors (Stephen Greenberg, Pamela Miller, and William Roberts), medal) to Dr. Fye, who expressed deep appreciation. Dr. Lella and to committee chairs. announced that the Board of Governors had determined that 18. Introduction of incoming president: Dr. Lella introduced John Dr. Bryan would be next year’s recipient. Noble as the incoming president and presented him with the chain and 8. Nominating Committee: latchkey, the symbol of the office of AOS President. Francis Neelon gave the report. Please see the minutes of the 19. Dr. Noble expressed his appreciation of Dr. Lella for his service as Board of Governors meeting. president and presented him with a plaque containing a latchkey. 9. Finance Committee: 20. Dr. Noble adjourned the meeting at 8:00 A.M. Marvin Stone gave the report. Please see the minutes of the Board of Governors meeting. Respectfully submitted, Charles S. Bryan, Secretary-Treasurer August 2009 The Oslerian Page 3 Volume 10, Number 2 AOS Annual Meeting 2009 Cleveland, Ohio MINUTES: Meeting of the Board of Governors The Board of Governors of the American Osler Society Publications Fund, and $30,360 to uncommitted assets. met on Monday, April 30, 2009, at 7:10 PM in the The substantial decline in liquid assets was attributed to Humphrey Room of the Cleveland Renaissance Hotel, the loss of value of the Society’s investment accounts Cleveland, Ohio. President Dr. Joseph W. Lella called the (Fidelity Investments portfolio), attributed in turn to the meeting to order. Present were Drs. Marvin Stone, John global financial crisis that occurred in the fall of 2008. Noble, Claus Pierach, Dennis Bastron (by invitation), Likewise, further decline in the value of the Society’s Philip Leon, Joseph VanderVeer (by invitation), Clyde investment accounts accounted for an additional fall in Partin, James Young, Joseph Lella, Conrad Fulkerson, value of the total liquid assets to (as of April 16, 2009) Francis Neelon, Paul Mueller, Charles Bryan, and Bruce $370,015.59. Since assigned assets (the John P. Fye (by invitation), and Ms. Pamela Miller. Dr. Steven McGovern Lectureship Fund, William B. Bean Peitzman was unable to attend because his airplane flight Endowment Fund, and Publications Fund) totaled had been canceled at the last moment. $370,226.77, unassigned liquid assets were negative 1. A moment of silence was observed in memory of Drs. (-$211.18). For clarification, it was pointed out that the Mark E.
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